Microsoft’s Kai-Fu Lee starts work for Google
Following a court ruling that a former Microsoft Vice President could work for Google, Kai-Fu Lee has begun work for the search company’s China operation.
InformationWeek reports : “Lee, a speech recognition expert … was hired to head Google’s new research and development center, which is expected to be built between Beijing and Shanghai, the Xinhua News Agency reported. Google plans to make a decision on the center’s location soon.”
A Washington state court ruled that Lee could begin work for Google, under a number of restrictions, while Microsoft’s suit against Lee and Google winds through the courts. Microsoft sued Google and Lee, accusing the latter of violating the non-compete clause in his contract.
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